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Carla Frieman, 50, was arrested at 10:43 on Monday after officials say she was seen weaving and speeding on Route 9 in Queensbury. Her car was left in a parking lot while she was processed and authorites say she failed a breath test with a blood alcohol content of .20 percent. Warren County Sheriff's Deputies also cited Frieman for an open container of alcohol in the car.
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I think your cake looks great! I'm self taught as well and luckily I have not come across any problems such as this one. I personally do not like using fondant. I believe a good crusting buttercream looks just as nice with some time and effort. Again, that's my preference. I do have a full time job outside of caking and I've learned there are some people you just cannot please. Perhaps she did want you to offer her a free cake or reimbursement of some sort. Don't let this get you down. I try to explain to people as well that fondant does harden a bit and it does not taste as good as buttercream. When they do want fondant, I use either homemade marshmallow fondant or Satin Ice buttercream flavored fondant, obviously charging more should they choose the Satin Ice as it is more pricey than MMF. Again, don't let her get you down. You will come across nasty people that you can't please. Just think of all the positive feedback you've received!! Happy Caking!


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Gentlemen, start your patchers (and ladies too, for that matter), as Hi-Rez Studios is about to drop the hammer on version 1.37 of Global Agenda. As of today, the sci-fi MMOFPS is rolling out its latest patch, bringing with it an achievement system, the ability to fast-switch between weapon, armor, and skill tree profiles, new vanity items, and auction house tweaks.
The auction house overhaul is fairly major, with a new "stock market" buy/sell model allowing players to see all items of a particular type and price on a single line. Buyers will see the lowest five prices for an item, and can purchase items by providing the bid price they're willing to pay. The revamped auction house will then reconcile the transaction with the listing seller(s) on a first-come first-serve basis. The auction house UI has also been redone, and 1.37 also brings a new preview function for displaying items on your avatar prior to purchase.
Be sure and read up on all the incoming changes via the patch notes on the official website.
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Posted: Sep 21st 2010 9:15AM Stanzig said
Pretty cool they lowered the price to $21 due to APB closing if you use the coupon code "LongLiveShooterMMOs" at the Global Agenda Store. If you like pvp or shooters in general you really should at least try the free trial to see if you like it. Many hours of gameplay for $21 and they are patching regularly and seem to really listen to player feedback.
It isn't Planetside but it will do until another large scale mmofps with persistent maps comes out.
It isn't Planetside but it will do until another large scale mmofps with persistent maps comes out.
Posted: Sep 21st 2010 9:37AM (Unverified) said
If your an Australian or Oceanic player, be very warned. When people reference the "Pacific Rim" server farm; they really mean the servers located in the US somewhere. Many Aussie gamers pick this game up thinking that its gonna be awesome and really easy to have a great time with the servers being local, they'd be wrong.
No other faults I have found with the game, except for the horrendous Auction House, but I'll have to wait and see with the new model.
No other faults I have found with the game, except for the horrendous Auction House, but I'll have to wait and see with the new model.
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Hello. This is my first post. I curently own a mobile home in a small town. It is on some land. I like the home and have done lots of work on it in the 20 years that I've owned it. However, if I have any problems with the sceptic I'll have to move as it would cost too much to put in a new one according to the codes and because my land is too small I'd still have to spend the going rate to have it pumped out every month. About 200 a month. So I purchased some land in the county that luckily has sewer hookups. I've been reading the county codes and looking at what all I'd have to do just in case I had to move my home there. One thing I see in the codes is that the foundation has to be done according to manufacturers instructions. My home is a 1983 commodore. A 14 by 60 singlewide. Anybody with any idea on how I can find the manufacturer of this home and/or the manufacturers instructions for the foundation and site prep? thanks |
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You can start by going to the Commodore website. They have a phone number at the end of their FAQ section. Or contact a local Commodore dealer. The manufacturer's instructions are going to consist of the number and location of supports (piers) under the home as well as the amount of weight they must be able to bear. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Commodore homes website
Thank you for your reply. I did contact the Commodore website when I found it through Google. However, I got no reply. I am also getting no replies from people I contact on Craigslist who do site preparation. When I contact people on the phone and find someone who does this work they say they will look at the site and then get back to me but I never hear from them again. Still trying to find someone to do the site prep. But luckily I'm in no hurry. I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong. Maybe not getting in touch with the right people. Or maybe I'm not following up. I figure if they say they will get back with me then I shouldn't call them and keep bugging them. If they don't get back with me then they don't want to do it I figure. |
Oh, I know what you mean about people not getting back to you. As my husband said, it sure seemed like people ought to be a lot more anxious to take our money! Anyway, I wish you luck in your search for information. Is there a dealership nearby that could assist you in contacting Commodore or has enough experience in setting up Commodore homes to supply with the info? Or even a manufactured home moving company ought to have that info. After all, they do the setup of the home in the new location, right? |
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Two reasons: Nate is a person with a face (and a catchy name). A generic site like electionprojection.com doesn't have a personality, doesn't do interviews, and can't be ridiculed or praised for personal characteristics. Secondly, it's precisely because other sites' methods are open. Once you see how the magic trick is done, it's not interesting anymore.
Comment: No MacintoshTV??? (Score 1) 469
The problem with lists like this is that truly lame products don't stick around long enough for most people to remember them. Consider the Macintosh TV. Only 10,000 were made before Apple came to its senses. Who would buy a 14" TV for $2,000? Sure it was a computer, too, but you could either compute, or watch TV, not both simultaneously.
Seems like anything from Apple with "TV" in the name is a dud.
My only other quibble with the list is the inclusion of the PowerPC platform. I bought a PowerMac 6100/60 when they came out in 1994 and used it until 2001. Heck, I still had it running (and on the web with Netscape 3.1) in 2005! Overall, PowerPC was a solid platform. The fact that the Performa line used its chips is a completely separate issue.
Comment: Well, it helps explain... (Score 1) 17
...the whole Lisa Nowak traveling-cross-country-in-diapers-to-kill-my-romantic-rival thing. You get coked up enough and that starts to make sense.
Comment: Reactionary, not visionary (Score 1) 111
I agree that Amazon is reacting to competition, but I don't think it's mainly from Apple as much as from B&N's nook. The iPhone and the Kindle are starting from opposite ends of the spectrum. The Kindle is a gradual technology improvement (debatable) over a paper book, and is slowly growing in capabilities, whereas the iPhone was a fully-loaded device just begging for apps.
The iPhone was overbuilt with graphics capabilities, so lots of people saw the obvious possibilities. Consumers and developers begged and pleaded with Apple to LET them develop for the iPhone, and in typical Apple fashion, they kept everybody locked out for a long time just to heighten the anticipation. (You don't really think Apple didn't plan an SDK from the beginning, do you?)
I mean, who looked at a Kindle and thought, "Wow, that would be great for games!" ??? As far as I can tell, nobody. Amazon is mirroring the incremental improvements of the early computers- monochrome, small screens, closed systems gradually improve to more shades of grey, larger screens, and somewhat open platforms.
Nobody in the market for portable games (or photos, or video, or web surfing) is going to choose a Kindle over, say, and iPod touch or iPhone.
No, Amazon isn't reacting to Apple, but is just trying to stay one very small step ahead of the nook. If the Apple tablet does have e-book support, then the Kindle will only be able to compete on price, battery life, and catalog, but it will remain a niche device.
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from the flavor-of-the-moment dept.
from the flavor-of-the-moment dept.
Given that early benchmarks of the Lucid Lynx were less than encouraging, Phoronix decided to take the latest alpha out for a spin and has set it side-by-side with an early look at Fedora 13. "Overall, there are both positive and negative performance changes for Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Alpha 2 in relation to Ubuntu 9.10. Most of the negative regressions are attributed to the EXT4 file-system losing some of its performance charm. With using a pre-alpha snapshot of Fedora 13 and the benchmark results just being provided for reference purposes, we will hold off on looking into greater detail at this next Red Hat Linux update until it matures."
Comment: So, Mac fans want to use Windows MORE?!? (Score 1) 396
For all the Windows hating that Apple fanboys do, I can't believe they are really angry that they can't run Windows for long periods of time. In a VM. On battery.
As a BlackBook owner running XP and 7 in Fusion on the occasions I need it, I understand the need to run Windows occasionally. But if you really must use Windows for so long that you notice battery depletion, you should just go buy a Dell.
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Comment: no Aero on minimal HW (Score 5, Insightful) 662
While you may be correct that the best reason to upgrade to Vista is the improved security, that was clearly not how the product was primarily advertised to the general public. People were shown ads with amazing Aero eye-candy, and told that Vista was the way to get it. When purchasing a computer that says "Vista capable," it's a reasonable assumption for a non-technical user (to which those ads were targeted) that buying a "Vista capable" computer will deliver the most prominently advertised feature of Vista.
I'm not saying it's a bulletproof case, because the small print was there, but it's rather self-contradictory to advertise Windows Vista as being easier than ever for novice users, but also expecting same novice users to understand the system requirements of a GUI that is an optional component of an OS.
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Saw this over at delicious, thought I'd share. 17 free downloadable graphic novels. I just did a quick scroll through the list and some are parts of larger works. But looks intriguing none the less.
+ - Talk of 'super-thin' laptop whets Apple appetites->
oysterbox writes "Apple is set to unveil a new ultraportable laptop on January 15, according to the army of online pundits dedicated to tracking the iPod maker's every move."
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d23tek writes "Windows is offering those who participated in Beta or RC testing a free copy of Vista. But only if you buy one, of course. Sounds like they are really desperate to pump up their sales numbers.
The following email was sent to an unknown number of RC and Beta testers:
Other offers are chances to win an Amazon gift card by taking a survey, or winning a PC autographed by Bill Gates. At least those have more value than a copy of Vista."
The following email was sent to an unknown number of RC and Beta testers:
"Happy Birthday Windows Vista!
As we approach the one year anniversary of launching Windows Vista® we want to remember you as one of the many people who downloaded and tested one of the Windows Vista Beta or Release Candidates through TechNet or MSDN®. YOU were a significant contributor to the development of Windows Vista. Your participation was extremely valuable to Microsoft, and we would like to say, "Thank You!"
To show our appreciation, we have several special offers exclusively available to you.
Offer 1: The ULTIMATE OFFER Just go to your favorite retail or online store and purchase a standalone, full package Windows Vista Ultimate product, full or upgrade version, and we will match that with a second, complimentary Windows Vista Ultimate Upgrade product key. We will honor a copy you purchased, and first activated, after December 1, 2007. Hurry! This offer expires on January 15, 2008.
To take advantage of this great offer, simply follow these steps:
Go to http://www.windowsvistaevalcomp.com/
Sign in using the same Windows Live ID that you used to download the beta or release candidate versions of Windows Vista.
Follow the instructions to locate the Product ID on the computer running the qualifying copy Windows Vista Ultimate that you recently purchased.
Enter that Product ID into the online form.
We will then provide you with a Windows Vista Ultimate upgrade key, so you can install Windows Vista Ultimate onto a second machine. (The second machine must have Windows XP or a version of Windows Vista already installed in order to upgrade)
Please note that this key is NOT for resale, although you may give it as a gift to a friend or colleague. Limit one complimentary key per person. Windows Vista Ultimate Academic and Student versions are not included in this promotion."
Other offers are chances to win an Amazon gift card by taking a survey, or winning a PC autographed by Bill Gates. At least those have more value than a copy of Vista."
+ - Linus Torvalds talks future of Linux->
Cargnini writes "The development of the kernel has changed, and Linux is just getting better and better. However, with a community as large and fractured as the Linux community, it can sometimes be hard to get a big picture overview of where Linux is going: what's happening with kernel version 2.6? Will there be a version 3.0? What has Linus been up to lately? What does he get up to in his spare time?
Check the full history."
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Engadget: TG's LLUON Crystal reminds us that mini PCs can be sexy, too->
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Sure, manufacturers are stuffing all sorts of great components into inconceivably small cases these days, but all that cramming has still left plenty of room for ugly of late. TG has been honing its skinny desktop form factor for a few years now, and seems to have it down to a science with the latest TG LLUON Crystal. Specs are only so-so, running up to a Core 2 Duo T7200 processor at 2GHz, 2GB of RAM, a 500GB HDD, DVD burner, GeForce 8400 GS graphics and a bit of 802.11g, and the 1,399,000 won pricetag (about $1,490 US) is hardly a steal for this amount of power, but we're just glad that ugly spell is over -- and unsurprised it took a South Korean company to do the trick.[Via Akihabara]
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+ - Ars challenges Amazon drag-n-drop patent->
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Technical Writing Geek writes "Another example of potential prior art for Yahoo's patent application would be the drag-and-pop interaction mechanism that was described in a 2003 report by by interaction design researchers. The report describes a user interface paradigm that involves displaying drop points near the selected object when the user begins to drag. The researchers created several implementations of the functionality described in the report, including one in Flash that can be tested on the Internet.
Since none of the other participants had submitted the drag-and-pop study as prior art, I decided to do so myself. I registered a user account at the peer-to-patent web site and filed the submission using the provided web form.
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Since none of the other participants had submitted the drag-and-pop study as prior art, I decided to do so myself. I registered a user account at the peer-to-patent web site and filed the submission using the provided web form.
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New Haven, Conn.A Yale graduate student has developed a novel means for charting the history of a pathogen deadly to amphibians worldwide.
Katy Richards-Hrdlicka, a doctoral candidate at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, examined 164 preserved amphibians for the presence of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, or Bd, an infectious pathogen driving many species to extinction. The pathogen is found on every continent inhabited by amphibians and in more than 200 species. Bd causes chytridiomycosis, which is one of the most devastating infectious diseases to vertebrate wildlife.
Her paper, "Extracting the Amphibian Chytrid Fungus from Formalin-fixed Specimens," was published in the British Ecological Society's journal Methods in Ecology and Evolution and can be viewed at http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.2041-210X.2012.00228.x/full.
Richards-Hrdlicka swabbed the skin of 10 species of amphibians dating back to 1963 and preserved in formalin at the Peabody Museum of Natural History. Those swabs were then analyzed for the presence of the deadly pathogen.
"I have long proposed that the millions of amphibians maintained in natural-history collections around the world are just waiting to be sampled," she said.
The samples were then analyzed using a highly sensitive molecular test called quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) that can detect Bd DNA, even from specimens originally fixed in formalin. Formalin has long been recognized as a potent chemical that destroys DNA.
"This advancement holds promise to uncover Bd's global or regional date and place of arrival, and it could also help determine if some of the recent extinctions or disappearances could be tied to Bd," said Richards-Hrdlicka. "Scientists will also be able to identify deeper molecular patterns of the p
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Passed NCLEX RN!!
0Apr 1, '13 by Ana ClaudiaI am so excited!! I took the test on 03/29 (before all the scary changes LOL) and just saw my name on the BON website!!! I studied for about 2 months. I was terrified about getting 265 questions, so i took my time on the first 75 and was praying for the screen to shut of at 75! It worked!! Tons of SATA on my test.. Was not so hard like I thought.. i took the Kaplan course for international nurses and that helped me a lot! Because i graduated in 2005 I forgot so much content! And i graduated outside the US. Another obstacle. So i got the transcripts from my school, passed the TOEFL and now the NCLEX! I believe that everything happens for a reason, and for those of you who are repeat test takers, do not give up!Keep telling yourself that you WILL BE AN RN, and believe it you will be! Good luck to everyone!
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Yesterday's Nintendo 2008 release schedule had us both jumping for joy (Mario Kart on track) and down in the dumps (no sign of Smash Bros), but despite confirming otherwise to CVG yesterday, is seems Smash Bros may still make a pre-summer release.
Nintendo told us that the omission of Smash Bros in the schedule does not confirm the game's delay, and yesterdays confirmation otherwise was simply a mistake.
"The Nintendo 1st & 3rd party Software lineup release schedule which was distributed by Nintendo on Thursday 6th December confirmed launch dates for Nintendo titles launching in Q1 2008," Nintendo told us.
"Nintendo also included some titles which were fixed for release beyond Q1 2008 such as Mario Kart Wii. All Nintendo software titles launching in Q2 2008 have not been finalised or confirmed to date."
So Mario Kart's still a goer (phew), but that means the Smash Bros. release is still very much up in the air.
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According to the book What Rich Dads teach their Kids that Poor Dads
Don't, the guy that started McDonalds corrected a class of marketing
students who thought he was in the burger business, by basically saying
that he was in the real estate business, "I own prime real estate all
over the world."
That tells me that he doesn't give a "tinker's cuss" what goes into the
burgers sold at his outlets, and If you've ever wondered how they can
create $2.00 burgers then you're not alone and a documentary (which I
don't remember the name of) insinuated it was the dead cattle found in
farmers fields.
There's pride in the product, sure, but the product ain't burgers!
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In the video above, Brandon Moore from Louisiana Tech University is dissecting a freshly dead male alligator. You're looking at the creature's underside, near its hip area. As the sequence begins, Moore's scalpel touches the alligator's pelvic nerve. The metal makes the nerve fire and…
... the utterly bizarre penis of the American alligator. Here are the highlights: it's permanently erect; it shoots out like toothpaste from a tube; and it bounces back because it basically has a rubber band attached to it.
Through dissection, she discovered that the alligator's penis doesn't inflate at all. It's permanently erect. The whole structure is filled with dense layers of a stiff protein called collagen. Even the central bit, where blood would normally flow down, is just collagen, collagen and more collagen.
That's bizarre. Whenever a reptile, bird or mammal has a penis (and some don't), it always inflates in some way. Maybe blood pumps into it, as in humans, other mammals, and turtles. Maybe it explosively turns inside-out like in ducks and some lizards or snakes. Either way, some shape-changing occurs. But not in alligators...
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Raw DNG Samples from the Nexus 5
Android L, the next major release of Android will allow apps to get raw data from the camera. This lets photographers extract more information and develop photos a lot more than they could with simple Jpeg files. They'll be able to "push" the image further to recover blown out highlights and recover detail from shadows.
At least that's the theory. You're still working with the relatively small lenses and sensors in camera phones so they're not going to compare to a DSLR or dedicated camera but images will get closer in quality.
This thread on r/Android has some samples of DNG files you can work on in Lightroom or whatever your RAW processor of choice is. The photos were taken with lcamera as the official Google camera app only records to Jpeg images. I took a stab at the "auto exposure" image here and came up with this:
That's pretty good for a photo taken by a Nexus 5 at ISO 1635. Lightroom settings were as follows:
- Temp: -1.65
- Tint: +59
- Exposure: -1.65
- Highlights: -100
- Shadows: 100
- Whites: +2
- Blacks: -29
- Clarity: +22
- Sharpening
- Amount: 67
- Radius: 1.0
- Detail: 10
- Masking: 70
- Noise Reduction
- Luminance: 20
- Detail: 50
- Contrast: 0
I'm really excited to see what Android L will bring to camera apps once it's officially out in the wild and more phones have it installed!
Photos from Helios XM Anomaly in Dublin
Last weekend I took the train to Dublin to take part in my first Ingress event, the Helio XM Anomaly. All I knew was that both Resistance and Enlightened would be there fighting over portals but not much more than that.
Fights for portals were intense 15 minute battles. It must have made a strange sight watching two groups of adults bent over their phones on a street or park tapping at their phones. The only thing heard were the frequent shouts calling "DEPLOY", "MOD" or "CUBE" as we shouted what we were doing. Who won? The Resistance of course!
The next (closest) Helios event is in Manchester but if there's another one in Ireland I'd like to go if I can. Good fun, lots of walking.
Retro Gaming at jQuery UK 2013
Just a few photos that have been sitting in my "upload folder" for the last year or so after attending jQuery UK. Look at all those old 90s consoles! Snes and Megadrive machines? There's another machine there too but I don't recognise it. I wasn't a fan of console gaming back then, but if they'd thrown in a C64 I'd have had fun!
It was an amazing conference and best of all, the talks are online. I remember being blown away by Wait, Chrome DevTools can do THAT? by Ilya Grigorick.
Scenic photos of Oxford will eventually make their way to my photoblog at In Photos dot Org.
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The loss of a dog
Some of you, particularly those who think they have recently lost a dog to "death", don't really understand this. I've had no desire to explain, but won't be around forever and must.
Dogs never die. They don't know how to. They get tired, and very old, and their bones hurt. Of course they don't die. If they did they would not want to always go for a walk, even long after their old bones say:" No, no, not a good idea. Let's not go for a walk." Nope, dogs always want to go for a walk. They might get one step before their aging tendons collapse them into a heap on the floor, but that's what dogs are. They walk.
It's not that they dislike your company. On the contrary, a walk with you is all there is. Their boss, and the cacaphonic symphony of odor that the world is. Cat poop, another dog's mark, a rotting chicken bone ( exultation), and you. That's what makes their world perfect, and in a perfect world death has no place.
However, dogs get very very sleepy. That's the thing, you see. They don't teach you that at the fancy university where they explain about quarks, gluons, and Keynesian economics. They know so much they forget that dogs never die. It's a shame, really. Dogs have so much to offer and people just talk a lot.
When you think your dog has died, it has just fallen asleep in your heart. And by the way, it is wagging it's tail madly, you see, and that's why your chest hurts so much and you cry all the time. Who would not cry with a happy dog wagging its tail in their chest. Ouch! Wap wap wap wap wap, that hurts. But they only wag when they wake up. That's when they say: "Thanks Boss! Thanks for a warm place to sleep and always next to your heart, the best place."
When they first fall asleep, they wake up all the time, and that's why, of course, you cry all the time. Wap, wap, wap. After a while they sleep more. (remember, a dog while is not a human while. You take your dog for walk, it's a day full of adventure in an hour. Then you come home and it's a week, well one of your days, but a week, really, before the dog gets another walk. No WONDER they love walks.)
Anyway, like I was saying, they fall asleep in your heart, and when they wake up, they wag their tail. After a few dog years, they sleep for longer naps, and you would too. They were a GOOD DOG all their life, and you both know it. It gets tiring being a good dog all the time, particularly when you get old and your bones hurt and you fall on your face and don't want to go outside to pee when it is raining but do anyway, because you are a good dog. So understand, after they have been sleeping in your heart, they will sleep longer and longer.
But don't get fooled. They are not "dead." There's no such thing, really. They are sleeping in your heart, and they will wake up, usually when you're not expecting it. It's just who they are.
I feel sorry for people who don't have dogs sleeping in their heart. You've missed so much. Excuse me, I have to go cry now.
I realise the entirety of this post is copied from elsewhere but I have nothing else to add. From this Reddit comment but I think this post is the original source.
The source is a friend of mine, whom I asked if I could share it after he posted it on facebook. I share it because I think it is beautiful and helps those who have lost a pet.
Edit: Spring, the dog pictured above, was our family dog growing up but she died 11 years ago leaving a huge gap in our daily lives. As with any death, time is a healer but it never fully mends.
Photos of Bruce Springsteen in Cork
Yesterday evening Bruce Springsteen played in Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork City. It was a glorious summer evening and with gates due to open at 5pm I headed down there early with my wife. We had to queue along the Marina for more than an hour but we had the shade of the trees and brought along a fold up chair too. Unfortunately when we eventually got to security they told us the chair couldn't be brought in and we hid it in the bushes hoping it would be there later. Bags were searched too so I'm glad I didn't bring my DSLR!
While we waited we heard Bruce singing for a sound check. I'm not that familiar with all his music but they were some beautiful melodic songs I need to try and find and listen to again. We were probably among the first few hundred in so we got to within about 3m of the pit barrier. Beyond that were the early birds who had camped the previous night and VIPS (I presume) who were right up next to the stage. Pretty close eh?
We were really close but right in front of us were 3 tall gentlemen who blocked my view almost entirely. I had to lift the camera in the air or squint in between heads to see the stage at all unfortunately.
Bruce Springsteen puts so much energy into his performance it's amazing. He collected placards from the audience, got 2 kids up on stage to sing, went shaking hands with the front row, encouraging everyone to sing along. He knows how to work a crowd!
It was of course really crowded so after 40 minutes we decided to retreat. Apologies to those in our way but thank you for being so kind as to move out of our way. I don't think I've ever said "Excuse me, sorry, excuse me, sorry" so many times. The crowd just went on for ever and ever!
Near the other end of the pitch there was a lot more room and we met up with some friends there.
We left early to avoid the crowds and found quite a crowd outside. Local residents and others had gathered on the Marina, in boats and across the river to hear Bruce play! We looked for that fold up chair we left outside earlier but someone had taken it.
We walked around the Atlantic Pond and up that narrow path/road at the other end. It was so nice to see people sitting or lying on the ground just listening to the sound coming from the stadium. Perfect evening for it.
Shortly after, we got into a taxi in Ballintemple, headed into town where we relaxed for a bit before heading home.
A great night, if he plays in Cork again I'll go but I'll want to be more familiar with his back catalogue next time!
Photos are from my Samsung Galaxy S4 and a now ancient Panasonic Lumix FZ5 that was small enough to fit in my pocket, even with a 12x zoom! Please leave a comment if you'd like to use these photos.
Edit: I recorded a 24 second clip of the band playing "Wild Thing" but here's a longer clip!
Cows Loose on the River Martin
The river that runs through Blarney is the River Martin and there's a nice walk next to it near where I live. There's a field close by where horses and cattle graze from time to time but I don't remember ever seeing the animals straying from the field.
You can imagine our surprise when we saw a group of cows walking up the river last night, and then jumping up the bank and off towards Waterloo on the public path. I wonder if they were going to the Waterloo Inn for a refreshing drink?
My wife rang the Gardai who said they'd deal with them. Cars flew up the Waterloo Road at their usual speeds but thankfully we didn't hear the crunch of metal or skidding wheels while we were down there…
Portals in the Sea
Garrettstown Beach in Co Cork boasts a number of attractions. Chief among them are the waves loved by surfers in one area and a long sandy beach next door.
There are also a few Ingress portals there and I managed to capture some of them. The two in the sea only have a couple of resonators and not the full complement of eight because I was standing at the bottom of the sea wall with my hand outstretched trying to reach them. After almost getting caught by a sudden wave I beat a hasty retreat.
When the tide goes out however I'll be back!
The Blue Lagoon
Swimming in it is quite the experience!


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The news media keeps trying to tell us not to worry about who gets the money, the issue is one of philosophy. The WSJ picks up the task today telling readers that the difference between conservative and liberal budget plans:
"The big takeaway is this: The debate over how to reduce the deficit is truly a philosophical one about the size of government."
Is that so? The Congressional Budget Office tells us that it will cost $34 trillion (5 times the size of the projected Social Security shortfall) more to provide Medicare equivalent policies through private insurers than through the traditional government Medicare program. This would be additional money paid by taxpayers and beneficiaries to insurers and providers. Is the desire to hand this money over to these groups a question of philosophy?
Nearly all economics reporters missed the housing bubble on the way up. They still seem determined to ignore it even after its collapse wrecked the economy.
The Wall Street Journal has a piece that emphasizes the effect that foreclosures are having on house prices. While foreclosures are lowering house prices, the more fundamental issue is that we have enormous excess supply. The country still has near record housing vacancy rates, although the level is down slightly from the peaks hit in 2009-2010.
This extraordinary vacancy rate puts downward pressure on house prices, since it means that there is excess supply of housing. (Those who took intro econ might recall the concepts of "supply" and "demand.") One of the predictable results of excess supply and falling prices is a rise in foreclosures, since falling house prices will put many people underwater in their mortgage. As a result of having zero equity, it is harder for people to pay their mortgage (they can't borrow against equity) and they have less reason to do so.
Anyhow, the key part of this story is the excess supply which was the result of the massive overbuilding of the last decade. It is reasonable to expect that prices will have to fall at least back to their pre-bubble level (@10 percent more) in order to bring the market back into balance.
At Peter Peterson's daylong conference on the deficit, former Senator Alan Simpson, who was also the co-chair of President Obama's deficit commission, once again insisted that Social Security was not intended as a retirement program. He also insisted that the arithmetic for the program doesn't add up and that therefore there have to be major cuts.
Of course everyone involved with the establishment of Social Security understood it to be a retirement program. It's not clear what Senator Simpson has been reading that led him to think otherwise.
In terms of the arithmetic underlying the program's finances, this is performed regularly by the actuaries at Social Security. With the trustees current assumptions, the program can pay all benefits through the year 2036 and almost 80 percent of scheduled benefits for the rest of Social Security's 75-year planning period. The projected shortfall could be almost completely eliminated with the cap on the payroll tax was removed.
Put another way, if there had not been a massive upward redistribution of wage income over the last three decades, most of the current projected shortfall would not be there. This is the simple arithmetic that apparently Senator Simpson does not understand.
It is incredible that no media outlet other than Huffington Post thinks it is newsworthy that the co-chair of President Obama's deficit commission is completely uninformed about the country's most important social program. While these news outlets have been anxious to tout comments by minor administration officials that had little to with their jobs (e.g. Van Jones' pejorative reference to Republicans), they have consistently covered up Mr. Simpson's repeated demonstrations of ignorance on the finances of Social Security.
That is what the Washington Post told readers this morning in an article headlined:
"in poll, debt is scarier than default."
Of course fearing debt more than default makes no sense just like fearing the consequences of not eating more than starvation makes no sense. The government will always have the option to default on its debt. The consequences would of course be enormous, but there is no reason to think that the consequences of default would be greater 10 or 20 years from now. If the public is prepared to default on its debt, it is difficult to see why it would not want to in effect borrow for free for another 10-20 years and then default to its creditors.
As a practical matter, it is obvious that almost no one has any understanding of what default means nor do they have any idea of the size of the debt and its consequences. One of the main reasons for this confusion is that politicians have sought to build up fears about the debt and they have been allowed to do so with the assistance of major news outlets like the Washington Post and National Public Radio.
When politicians (including political figures like Peter Peterson and his employees) make obviously false statements about the deficit and debt these outlets have routinely passed them on to their audience as plausible arguments. They have rarely treated them as gaffes, like for example then Senator Obama's comments about guns and religion during the Pennsylvania primaries.
There has been a serious effort (strongly supported by the Washington Post) to hold teachers accountable for what their students learn. Teachers whose students do not learn are supposed to be fired. By this standard, a high percentage of the reporters and editors who deal with budget issues would be out looking for work today.
Steven Pearlstein wants to know:
"how much more of the nation's wealth will have to be transferred to senior citizens with six-figure incomes before it will be politically acceptable to hold their future Social Security benefit increases to the rate of inflation?"
The answer is very little, at least if he means through Social Security benefits. Of course, a very large portion of the nation's wealth is transferred to rich people through financial policy, trade policy, and Federal Reserve Board policy.
In a major page 3 news story the Post told readers that Congress is considering an additional $1 billion appropriation for the Federal Emergency Management Agency in order to allow it to better deal with the range of natural disasters hitting the country. Since almost no one knows the size of the federal budget, and $1 billion is a huge number to most people, it is likely that many people will hugely exaggerate the importance of this spending to the deficit or their tax bill.
Polls regularly show that the public is grossly uninformed about the federal budget. This sort of reporting is the reason. It is very simple to report items as a share of total spending. Since this is the only way that the number is meaningful to readers ($1 billion is not meaningful to 99 percent of Post readers), there is no excuse not to present the information this way.
There are no, as in none, zero, projections that show that Social Security will not always be able to pay retirees a higher benefit (adjusted for inflation) than what retirees get today. This means that when LA Times, consumer columnist David Lazarus told listeners on Marketplace radio this morning that Social Security may not be there for them, he was speaking utter nonsense.
Responsible radio stations do not present people as experts who either do not know what they are talking about or deliberately say things they know not to be true.
The lead NYT editorial tells readers that it is surprised and upset by the deflating of the housing bubble. It tells us:
"At times, it has looked as if things were improving, like last year's jump in sales because of a temporary homebuyer's tax credit or the recent rise in new-home sales from near-record lows. But, over all, sales and construction have been flat for two years, while prices, driven down by foreclosures, are plumbing new depths."
Actually no; it never looked like "things were improving" to people who follow the housing market. It looked like the tax credits were temporarily delaying the deflation of the housing bubble. This delay allowed banks and investors to have hundreds of billions of dollars in mortgages, which would be underwater today, taken off their books and replaced by Fannie and Freddie guaranteed loans, through sales or refinancing.
Prices are still close to 10 percent above their trend level, based on either the 100-year long-term trend in house prices or the current price to rent ratio. Neither the NYT, nor anyone else, has provided an explanation as to why we should expect prices to settle above trend.
It is not clear why the NYT would view any delay in the bubble's deflation as a positive development. People who buy houses at prices that are still inflated by the bubble can anticipate losing money on their house. Does the NYT have some reason for thinking it is good policy to get new homeowners into homes where they can anticipate capital losses.
More generally, high house prices amount to a transfer of societal wealth from people who don't own homes to those who do. Since the latter group is much wealthier on average than the former group, why should it be public policy to promote this sort of upward redistribution of wealth?
The NYT's failure to seriously think about the housing market demonstrates an extraordinary laziness that prevents them from clearly understanding the policy implications. The economy will have adjust to a situation where prices return to trend levels. This will mean lower consumption. (Isn't this what everyone wants -- higher savings?) The lost consumption must be replaced in the short-term by government spending, in the longer term by more net exports. The latter will require a lower dollar. This is all accounting identities from Econ 101.
As far as the housing market, a little clearer thought would get policy to distinguish between markets where the bubble is still deflating (e.g. Seattle, Los Angeles, Boston) and markets where prices are likely overshooting on the low side (e.g. Los Vegas and Phoenix). It might make sense to have policies to boost prices in the latter set of cities. It makes no sense to have policies to boost prices in the former.
Finally, the simplest and cheapest way to help homeowners facing the loss of their home is to give them the right to stay in their house as renters paying the market rent. This requires no taxpayer dollars and no new bureaucracy and would immediately help all the homeowners affected. For these reasons, it is a non-starter in Washington.
The Washington Post called readers attention to this shocking item today in an article on a new report from the Government Accountability Office that found stimulus recipients owe $750 million in taxes on $24 billion in stimulus payments. Of course people cheat on their taxes on non-stimulus income also.
It would have been helpful to compare the rate of cheating on stimulus with non-stimulus income to determine if compliance was especially bad with stimulus income. The Internal Revenue Service reported that $345 billion in taxes went uncollected in 2006, more than 4 percent of total income in that year. This suggest that the rate of tax evasion with stimulus funds (@ 3.1 percent) might be somewhat lower than with income more generally. The Post should have included this comparison.
Harvard's Joint Center on Housing, which became famous for its failure to recognize the housing bubble, apparently still has no understanding of the housing market. An article by the Associated Press that refers to analysis done by the Center fundamentally misrepresents trends in the housing market.
It tells readers that:
"From the 1940s until 2007, homes appreciated an average of nearly 5 percent a year, adjusted for inflation. In the past four years, the median price of a single-family home has sunk 37 percent, by $57,500, to its lowest since 2002."
Actually from the 1953 to 1996 house prices just rose in step with the overall rate of inflation according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics home price component (eliminated in 1981) and Federal Housing Financing Authority's House Price Index. The entire increase in real prices occurred during the bubble years from 1997 to 2007. This means that prior to 1996, homeowners had no reason to expect price appreciation in excess of inflation.
The article also tells readers that:
"Before the housing bust, mortgage rates were so low it was often cheaper to buy than rent. That was true a decade ago in more than half the 54 biggest metro areas, according to Moody's Analytics. Today, by contrast, it's cheaper to rent in about 72 percent of metro areas."
This is complete nonsense. House prices have plummeted since the bust and interest rates are lower today than at any point prior to the collapse of the bubble. There is no consistent methodology that would show that the cost of renting has fallen relative to the cost of ownership.
The article also asserts that:
"the median price of advertised rents rose 4.1 percent between the end of 2009 and the end of 2010."
This is misleading because this figure does not control for the quality of the units on the market. The Bureau of Labor Statistics rental index, which does control for quality, rose at just over a 2 percent rate during this period.
[Addendum: A reader has called to my attention the fact that the comments cited in this post may be from AP alone and do not refer to the joint analysis with the Harvard Center that is cited at the beginning of the article.]
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Boston– November 10, 2008 – Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES) recently released two new suites of integrated sustainable analysis tools – the Architectural Suite and the Architectural Suite Plus. These two new offerings provide architects with early-stage environmental design assistance in a variety of categories, including energy consumption, carbon emissions, LEED Daylighting, solar shading and artificial lighting, enabling them to perform customized analysis for each project.
The environmental analysis tools are integrated around a central 3D model that can connect directly with Google SketchUp™, Autodesk® Revit® and with other 3D design tools via gbXML. Utilizing these suites, architects can quickly and easily incorporate environmental performance analysis into their design workflow without rebuilding geometry. Multiple design iterations can rapidly be assessed to help maximize the environmental performance of the final design.
"These two suites increase the architect's ability to delve deeper into environmental analysis at the earliest design stages, where the most impact can be made," said Dr. Don McLean, founder and managing director of IES. "By bundling the features of IES' core applications with our VE-Toolkits, architects will have access to the most relevant tools to help them 'green' their designs."
The IES Architectural Suite and Architectural Suite Plus provide access to IES' most powerful environmental analysis tools. Included in both bundles are IES' Sustainability Toolkit, Advanced Daylight Analysis, Artificial Lighting Design and Advanced Solar Analysis, as well as comprehensive training sessions to get users up to speed quickly.
The Sustainability Toolkit enables architects to perform common sustainable design analysis in a single click including assessments of energy efficiency, carbon footprint, 2030 Challenge and LEED daylight requirements, as well as thermal comfort and loads information. The Advanced Daylight, Lighting Design and Solar Analysis modules provide a more detailed assessment of daylight and solar shading strategies such as light pipes, light wells, light shelves, semi-transparent glazing and brise soleil. Additionally, tools to inform and enable detailed design of artificial lighting layouts are included, as well as the ability to perform advanced visualization and calculation of light/solar penetration and photo-realistic 3D rendering using ray-tracing.
Architectural Suite Plus includes Advanced Energy Analysis using ApacheSim, IES's dynamic thermal simulation engine. Assessments for temperature, comfort, humidity and internal loads can be performed and results can be displayed in a 3D model including room colorcoding and wind roses. This tool also gauges energy, carbon and 2030 Challenge assessments and is ASHRAE 140 compliant. Data from the Advanced Daylight, Lighting Design and Solar modules can be shared with ApacheSim for thorough energy simulation.
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Geography is an interdisciplinary field that takes a spatial approach to studying phenomena. Geographers are interested in how physical or human-related phenomena are distributed across space (mapping), the underlying physical or social causes for the past or current distributions, how phenomena (i.e., resources, cultures, households, energy, ideas, etc.) are transferred from one place to another, and predicting or planning for future distributions of phenomena. Using a spatial point of view, a geographer can focus on any of a wide range of topics that include physical geography, human geography, and human-environment interactions. Because of this, geography pairs very well with many other fields of study from the physical sciences to the social sciences to the humanities to computer sciences.
The Geosciences Department offers three options for completing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Geography. Students may major in Geography with no declared concentration, or they may concentrate their coursework in either Environmental Studies or Urban & Regional Planning. General Geography provides the student with a broad understanding of geographical thought and practice. The Geography degree is a liberal arts degree that prepares the student for a wide variety of career opportunities as well as for graduate studies. Concentration in Environmental Studies is designed to promote competencies required to work with environmentally sensitive issues. Students are exposed to a natural science background sufficient to make them conversant on the fundamental scientific issues involved in a given controversy. Social science skills in planning and human interaction are also emphasized. Students concentrating in environmental studies may find employment at all levels of government (local, state, federal) as well as in the private sector. Concentration in Urban and Regional Planning prepares students for employment in the government sectors, the private sector, and by non-government organizations (NGOs). Urban and regional planners develop long- and short-term plans for the use of land and the growth and revitalization of urban and rural communities. Students become proficient in computer skills and are introduced to a number of discipline-specific software applications. They also complete courses in economics and government since most planning jobs are associated with some level of government.
There are a great many subdisciplines under the broad heading of geography. Our graduates typically pursue careers working with state and federal government agencies, as area specialists, cartographers / GIS specialists, environmental managers, conservation agents, environmental consultants, or urban and community planners. Geography and environmental studies are also good preparation for graduate study in a variety of fields such as law, business management, resource planning, and many different types of international careers. A high demand for spatial data management has arisen in both government and industry with applications in utilities, infrastructure, planning, agriculture, and ecology.
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The Renault Sport R.S. 01 embodies the new face of the World Series by Renault.
Developed in near-secrecy, the car genuinely advances the genre.
Ford is going back to Le Mans, and now we know what they're taking with them.
Paul Walker and Roger Rodas lost their lives over a year ago in a tragic accident.
Honors 50th anniversary of A.J.'s 1964 Indy win.
An unfortunate accident took place at PBIR, claiming the life of a well-respected corner marshal Robert Hoffstetter.
Acura's mid-engine supercar will bow January 12.
James Glickenhaus' newest creation has finally made it to the track and more importantly, on video!
Over 1,000 horsepower, with aerodynamics rivaling an F1 car.
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After nearly half a century under Fiat, Ferrari has been spun off from its parent company.
Take a look at the all new 2016 Mercedes-AMG GT sports car.
Announcement made on the 20th anniversary of where it happened.
Fernando Alonso and Kimi Räikkönen drive ultra energy efficient vehicles at Spa-Francorchamps
A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO sold for $38 million Thursday, the most expensive car ever sold publicly.
Former female world champion Isolde Holderied will drive the CS-R3.
Porsche AG officially opened three new buildings at the Weissach development centre.
The company is the sole supplier of the batteries that will power the cars competing in Formula E.
The track-only version of the McLaren P1 could be racing as soon as 2015.
Hanergy, a Beijing-based, global clean energy company, is at the forefront of global solar technologies and is the largest thin-film solar panel company in the world.
It's the most powerful production car ever built by General Motors
Company offers a glimpse of a DeltaWing for the street that applies unique, innovative design architecture and lightweight technologies to achieve significantly improved fuel economy.
Kristine Rodas, widow of the driver of the Porsche Carrera GT, has filed suit blaming the car for the firey crash, not her husband's driving
From the 2014 Spanish Grand Prix onwards the team's F1 W05 racing car will be rechristened as the "F1 W05 Hybrid".
The tennis star and the race driver go for a drive in Porsche's super sports car.
Porsche's global brand ambassador, revealed a very special new project in Stuttgart.
3-Year agreement as Official Automotive Partner of TUDOR Championship, Continental Tire Challenge.
When it comes to car tyres, no-one likes to face it. We like to think one set of tyres will last us a lifetime.
Another January, another Autosport International. Wouldn't be the same without it.
Raj Nair, Ford Group Vice President, Product Development unveil the new 2015 Ford Mustang.
McLaren Group hopes to be able to expand its presence in China beyond automotive and Formula One.
MAT Singapore will act as a hub, supporting the company's entire Asia Pacific operations
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Among the Breakage features recent paintings by ten Providence artists. As this sampling suggests, Providence's creative communities are more akin to an archipelago than a single island of "regional style." Work in this exhibition ranges from hard-edged abstraction to hybrid figurative landscapes and techniques that stretch the very definition of painting.
The show's title is taken from The Dry Salvages, T.S. Eliot's poem about a hazardous group of rocks off the New England coast, around which ship wreckage drifts. "Among the breakage" evokes both Providence's post-industrial landscape and the ways in which its artists are creating anew amidst the wreckage of Modernist painting orthodoxy.
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Dataram Corporation (NASDAQ: DRAM) today reported its financial results for its fourth fiscal quarter and year ended April 30, 2012. Revenues for the fourth quarter and twelve months of fiscal 2012 were $7.0 million and $36.1 million, respectively, which compares to $11.3 million and $46.8 million for the comparable prior year periods. The Company reported net income of $3.0 million for the fourth quarter as a result of the sale of patents which compares to a net loss of $0.8 million for the comparable prior year period. The twelve month net loss totaled $3.3 million versus $4.6 million for the prior comparable period.
John H. Freeman, Dataram's President and CEO commented, "I am disappointed in this year's revenue decline after two years of growth outpacing the industry. The primary factor impacting revenue was a 43% industry decline in material cost per gigabyte. I look forward to a return to growth this year.
"We were able to monetize our patent portfolio in the fourth quarter with the sale and license back of 13 patents which contributed $4.1M to our business. I am especially pleased with our patent sale since it was a result of a new and successful initiative Dataram started in 2009 to build a patent portfolio.
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